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Elmo. This is a feature not a bug

Go to infinite. Worth the trip

chickie’s & pete’s no cover

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I worked with - well opposite of him when he larped as a DA. Don’t have a high opinion of him.

Came across as a huge asshole. Said something like “cops don’t lie anymore.”

I’m not someone who screams ACAB but - yea dude they lie.

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What school?

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1200sf, midblock rowhouse, old radiators with a tankless hot water system - about $100, massive improvement (at least $100 less with similar weather) from our old standard tank + boiler with legit visible flames. Keep the house at 67 during the day and just turn them off at night... ymmv if you don't like a chilly room with good blankets! They're programmed to turn on shortly before we get up and so no issue with a freezing breakfast.

This is where I miss Fox and Hound. For better or worse, this was their wheel house.

I was his student when I was in middle school, and I always got creepy vibes from him. He seemed uncomfortable being a teacher at an all-girls school.

I’m disappointed to read this news, but I’m not surprised.

Why is it so hard for some guys to keep their fucking hands to themselves?

I’ve watched at Club Risqué before

Xfinity Live usually has UFC fights.

I’ve known Zabel for 30+ years. Disappointing, if true.

Here's myself:

Semi-detached twin house, about 1100 square feet (more likely 1700 when you include the basement):

• 1700 Square feet
• 73° 24/7
• Central Air unit, so no radiators just pushed heat
• $289 at the highest for a month

That's about the average for me, too. I don't lower it at night since it just forces the heater to worker harder when you push it up, and I try to keep it fairly stable over the day. The back of the house needs more insulation overall, though.

I don't have any solid tips, but I decided to see if PGW offers any energy audit services. It looks like they do for low-income residents, but I would also say check out this company, ECA, and see how it goes when you ask for additional help.

Every time I check the news, another woman has come forward about this creep. There's going to be a flood of accusations by the time this is done.

I live in a 1500 or 1600 sq ft trinity with hot water radiators. We keep the heat at 68 and I cook a lot. Our bills have been around $250-$300 the last few months.

South Philly rowhome with a gas furnace and stove. Water heater is electric. I’m on budget billing for about $55/month. Actual usage is about $100 in winter and $20 in spring/summer months.

My home is 1200 sq ft row home and my bill is usually $240-$260 a month. I have my thermostat on a schedule between temps of 65 and 70, my bills lately have been about $300- Radiator heat

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